Political Football: The Geopolitics of the 2026 World Cup
Small World, Big Problems di JHU SAIS Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies
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Professor Edward P. Joseph sits down with rising second-year MAIR student Manolo Préstamo for a wide-ranging conversation on the geopolitics of the 2026 World Cup. As the tournament unfolds across North America, the two examine how the world's most-watched sporting event has become a mirror of global politics.
They discuss the prominence of immigrant and dual-national players on national teams amid an increasingly charged global discourse on migration, and what the absence of major powers — Russia, banned from international competition, and China, un ...
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chinastrategyrussiairananalysisforeign policygeopoliticssoccerfootballworld cup